Product description
For production, assembly, repairs or other applications - the SWISSREX System-Workshop is your perfect partner!
Gentle and powerful holding and clamping
- no matter what shape
- no matter what size
- no matter what material
A tool developed from practical experience and tailored to the practitioner - it belongs in every workshop!
The basic equipment of the SWISSREX System-Workshop contains the following elements (all made of high-quality material):
- the basic device with 2 table clamps and 2 fixable system jaws, each with quick adjustment, handle jaw device and 43mm-Ø milling (for drills with Euro standard clamping neck, adapter, etc.)
- 1 pair of solid, cold-drawn steel jaws to protect the system jaws
- 1 pair of plastic jaws to protect sensitive materials and surfaces
- 1 pair of profile jaws for clamping pipes, profiles and irregular shapes
- One multi-part extension for clamping workpieces of any length
- an easy-to-understand and richly illustrated instruction manual
- 1 x 6mm Allen key
The System-Workshop consists of a high-quality special light metal alloy, columns and spindles made of surface-finished special steel. 5-year full guarantee!
Drilling, sanding, filing, sawing, planing, gluing and soldering - trouble-free and precise thanks to the new System-Workshop!
When ordering larger quantities or for schools, please ask for a quote:
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Customers who bought this product also ordered the following products:
Sturdy drill table made from FOREX
Dimensions: 300x232x19mm
As a support when using the System-Workshop in a vertical position
e.g. for drilling, milling, grinding, chamfering etc.
Protect the surfaces of the clamping jaws from damage
For driving the workpiece when woodturning
- For workpieces with a maximum length of 800mm, Ø 220mm, center height 110mm
- Driven by a commercially available, powerful drill (Euro standard Ø 43mm) or with our powerful universal motor
- With ball-bearing tailstock center and driver center
- 5 year full guarantee!
This product was added to our catalog on 16.08.2009.
